Species of Tubakiaceae have often been reported as plant pathogens or endophytes, commonly isolated from a wide range of plant hosts. The isolated fungi were studied through a complete examination, based on multilocus phylogenies from combined datasets of ITS/LSU/ and ITS//, in conjunction with morphological characteristics. Five strains isolated from and in China represented a new genus of Tubakiaceae, and three species, viz. sp. nov., sp. nov. and .
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